Business and Corporate Law

• Corporate Law
• Business Disputes
• Business Transactions
  If you have any questions regarding business transactions or would like to make an appointment to discuss a particular business matter, please contact us.

Employment Law

• Employment Contract
  Advise and counsel clients, and prepare or review necessary documents, with respect to the formation of new business ventures, selection of appropriate form of business entity, securing business financing and review of loan documents, buying or selling an existing business and other business transactions. We will prepare or review business contracts and documents for your particular business needs, including operating agreements, shareholder agreements, buy-sell agreements, consulting agreements, employment agreements, license agreements, confidentiality agreements and non-competition agreements.

Property Law

• Real Estate Litigation
  Before establishing his own practice, Mr. Teitelbaum worked for 10 years for two Cleveland area law firms practicing business law, real estate law and estate planning. In 1997, Mr. Teitelbaum established his current law practice to provide quality, cost effective legal services to individuals and small, closely held businesses with respect to their personal, family and business matters. He continues to represent those individuals, businesses and now succeeding generations in such matters.
• Real Estate Transactions
  Advise and counsel clients, and prepare or review necessary documents, with respect to the buying, selling, leasing, construction and financing of residential and commercial real estate transactions. We will prepare or review AIA contracts, contractor and subcontractor agreements, Mechanics’ Liens to protect contractors and subcontractors from non-payment, loan documents and other real estate contracts and documents.

Health Law

• Medicaid Planning
  If you or a family member may be in need of long-term care, have any questions regarding Medicaid qualifications or would like to make an appointment to discuss Medicaid planning, please contact us.

Trusts and Estates

• Estate Planning
  Most people think of Estate Planning as the drafting of a will, or possibly a trust, to govern the distribution of their assets upon death. Although determining how and when assets are to be distributed after death is certainly one of the primary reasons for Estate planning, there are many other purposes and issues for consideration in the drafting of Estate Planning documents. For a young couple with children, for example, who they desire to be the guardian for their children in the event of their death is usually the single most important issue for consideration. Parents may have a disabled child or a child with special needs and must consider how to best provide for such child’s care in the event of the death or disability of the parents. In such circumstances we must also take into consideration any public benefits which such child is receiving or may be entitled to.
• Wills
  The practice of elder law actually describes the segment of the population to whom an attorney provides legal representation, rather than a specific area of legal practice, and consists of providing advice and counseling to older persons and their representatives with respect to those issues and concerns affecting the elderly. These include, but are not limited to, health and long term care planning; advance directives (living wills and health care powers of attorney); public benefits, such as Medicaid, Medicare, Social Security and Veterans benefits; housing alternatives for the infirm or those suffering from diminished mental capacity; surrogate decision-making; and the administration of trusts and estates.
• Trusts
  If you have any questions regarding Probate and Trust Administration or would like to make an appointment to discuss a particular estate or trust matter, please contact us.
• Power of Attorney